Highlights of Dalmatia Plus by Boat and Bike – Trogir to Dubrovnik

Day 1: Trogir (Embarkation)
You will arrive individually in Trogir, where check-in on board starts at 1:00 pm. Once you have settled into your cabin, a guided walking tour will take you through Trogir's UNESCO-listed Old Town, with its narrow streets, lively squares and impressive architecture. In the evening you will meet your fellow travellers over the first dinner on board. The boat stays moored in Trogir overnight.

Day 2: Trogir – Brač (Milna) – Island of Hvar (32 km)
In the morning the boat crosses to Brač, the island known for its radiant white limestone. From the harbour of Milna you will set off on a circular ride through olive groves, vineyards and villages. Back on board, the boat continues to Stari Grad on the island of Hvar, where you will spend the night.

Day 3: Hvar Island: Stari Grad – Hvar town | Hvar – Island of Vis (20 km)
Today's ride crosses Hvar, the island of lavender fields, vineyards and stone villages, from Stari Grad to Hvar town, with coastal views along the way. In Hvar town you can stroll the Renaissance square or climb up to the Spanish Fortress for the view over the harbour and the nearby islands. In the afternoon the boat sails on to the island of Vis, where you will spend the night.

Day 4: Island of Vis – Island of Korčula (32 km)
Vis, closed to international visitors until 1995, offers quiet roads and unspoiled landscapes. From Vis town you will cycle a loop to the fishing village of Komiža, ideal for a coffee break by the waterfront, with the option of lunch in a local restaurant before returning to the boat. In the afternoon the boat sails to Vela Luka on the island of Korčula, where you will spend the night.

Day 5: Korčula Island: Vela Luka – Korčula town (60 km)
The longest ride of the week crosses the island of Korčula from Vela Luka to Korčula town, through rolling hills, vineyards and olive groves with panoramic sea views, in a mild Mediterranean climate. Korčula town, with its fishbone pattern of streets and its preserved historic centre, is the destination, and a guided walking tour is part of the programme. The evening is free to enjoy the cafés, restaurants and waterfront.

Day 6: Korčula – Mljet | Mljet – Island of Šipan (33 km)
A morning cruise brings you to Pomena on the green island of Mljet, where dense forest covers much of the land. In the afternoon you will cycle almost its entire length from Pomena to Sobra, where the boat waits to take you on to the island of Šipan for the night.

Day 7: Island of Šipan – Dubrovnik (11 km)
The last ride of the week is a short and relaxed one on Šipan, the largest of the Elaphiti Islands, along quiet country roads and through small villages, before the boat cruises to Dubrovnik. A guided walking tour of the city, a UNESCO World Heritage site, takes in its city walls, palaces and history. In the evening you will celebrate the end of the week with a farewell dinner on board with your fellow travellers and the crew.

Day 8: Dubrovnik (Disembarkation)
After breakfast, disembarkation is until 9:00 am, followed by your individual trip home or an extended stay in Croatia.

The operator reserves the right to make changes to the planned itinerary due to changing wind and weather conditions as well as organizational requirements. The same route is also operated in the opposite direction, from Dubrovnik to Trogir; each direction has its own page and its own departure dates.